Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-28
Special Bargains for everybody at R.
NJ Mays next Monday, August LET.

we understand that the Comptrollei
has placed the unpaid tax accounts in the
hands Of attorneys for collection, and the
notices will soon be served on delinqents,
%, IC-Go to Russells' for Bargains.
Saturday last Mrs. N. B. McCraw,
OF near Keebler's Cross Roads, was
stricken down with paralysis and at this
writing her recovery is exceeding doubt
full.
THE sorryest day of your life" IL
when you fail TO secure some of those Big
Bargains at R. M. Mays.
-Cy. H. Lyle brought Mr.. McElreth
down from johnson City Tuesday after
noon to take part in the rehearsing Of the
play "our Boys" to be given next Tues
day.
gains.
Col. 7. H. Reeves has gone to Hamb-
len county. The Colonel will address the
citizens Of Morristown and Wits Found
ry while there, on the subject of prohibit
ton.
"A full line of Ladies and Childrens'
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, at r. M.
Mays. at wholesale prices.
Mrs. Jodie Bates. of Knoxville, with
her daughter, Mrs. Bette Adkins and lit
tie son, Master Henry Adkins, are visit
ing the family Of Mr.. Earnest, in this
place.
i never saw goods as cheap as they
IRE at Russells'.
The E. T.. v. & G. railroad seems to
be doing an unusually heavy business,
judging from the large number of heav-
lily loaded trains passing over the road
daily.
-Russells' sell the best goods for the
least money.
"A dearth of news this week. A
prominent physician, by way Of consol.
ing us, advances the theory that this Is
the season of incubation and that some
thing Is sure to hatch soon.
Under buy--Under. sell-that Is the
motto at Russells'.
-Thos. A. r. Nelson, Of Knoxville,
was in town last week. Saturday, &C.
companied by A. M. Stuart and two
daughters he went to spend a day or two
at N. V. Gammon's, Chucky.. Valley.
Largest and cheapest stock of Ladies'
Shoes, at Russells'.
AT the request Of friends j. A.. T.
Bacon has consented to become o candi-
date for Justice Of the Peace, Of the cleo
tion to be held Aug. A, to I'LL the unex-
pired term of the late w. O. Slcmons.
IA day long to be remembered" Is
the Big Bargain Day at r. M. Mays,
Monday, August LIST.
-R. M. May is rushing things along at
his brick yard just east Of town on the
Blountville road. Under the efficient
f~oremanship Of Edmund Bayless about
5000 brick are being nodded every day.
buy Shoes at Russells' and save your
money.
Miss Cora s. Moore, of near Telford,
is teaching school at Bells schoolhouse.
She has thirty scholars. Miss Moore is a
student Of Washington college and will
make her mark at whatsoever she turns
her hand.
We all say, go to Russells' for Bar
gains.
The stencil arising from the streets
In some parts Of town when Old Sol gets
in his work after q shower, Ia almost I'M
bearable. Clean up the streets and other
filthy places and avoid the breeding Of
pestilential odors.
Talk Is cheap-so are goods at Rus
sells.
Squire S. P. Martin has made his first
visit to town for nearly two months.
The squire has suffered severely with his
eyes, necessitating q confinement Of four
weeks In o dark room. We are pleased
to note Mr.. Martins recovery.
"A full line Of Wall Paper at R%ussells'.
w. d. Lemons, the former section
master here, is up from Morristown. He
will soon begin to build a new side track,
commencing at the bridge below A. T.
Dosser's, where the creek passes under
the railroad, and extend 1900 feet west
from that point.
Ladies, go to n. M. Mays next Mon.
day, August LIST, and secure a nice Trim
med Hat or Bonnet, trimmed by q New
York milliner.
For we two weeks previous to Mon
day the weather has been warmer than
usually experienced in this part of the
State and the heated term was longer
without q break than eve before expe.
rienced by the Oldest inhabitant. The
thermometer registered 90 degrees In the
shade. On Sunday the heat was intense,
and violent thunder storms occurred In
numerous localities.
Money saved by buying at Russells'
The lecture, "Metuchen to Yosem.
ite," by "Rev. James G. Mason, at the
Second Presbyterian church last Thurs.
day night. was q highly interesting de-
scription Of a tour from Metuchen, N. j.,
to the wonderful valley In California,
The lecturer told Of the wonderful things
to DO seen and heard in that big northwes,
Countryside wonderful growth Of her
cities, the immense farms, mineral and
agricultural wealth-concluding with q
glowing description Of the beauty and
grandeur Of the wonderful valley and
falls Of the Yosemite.